Pretending AI data centers aren't going to be another tool of environmental racism either demonstrates a profound ignorance or a profound callousness.
Anthropostrophe
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I don’t want to be too sensationalist about this but also I’m the least violent person in the world and I think if someone said this to my face I’d hit them
No longer content with pillaging intellectual work and dismembering our environment (already critically weakened), AI companies are now hellbent on destroying books galore including rare editions. Shut down these nefarious enterprises already.
I 100% have not changed a single goddamn thing about how I write here in the age of "AI." I write how I write. If the "AI" writes anything like how I write, it's because it stole from me. I'm gonna use any punctuation I like, and if it looks "AI"ish to you, you can go fuck yourself.
Authors and journalists are doing more first-person (hello 2010s blogging) and embracing "mistakes" in writing to prove they're not chatbots. There's even an “anti-Grammarly" app that leaves in typos and signs off "sent from my iPhone" to create more authenticity: www.wired.com/story/more-t...
Motherfuck the Milwaukee Air & Water Show. Pointless imperialist bullshit.
Contributor features from ballast 4.2: Here’s Seth Copeland with “Someone Told Me to Download an App Today” @petrichorlit.bsky.social See it in the issue www.ballastjournal.com/seth-copeland #contributorfeature #poetry #poems #ballast #SethCopeland
For those in the back.....any senator that votes to confirm Todd Blanche for A.G. Is complicit in the Epstein Files cover up. Period, full stop. #BlockBlanche
Sylvia apparently contained multitudes.
Why I’m a fan of the Oxford comma.
The reason why Lindsey Graham is "dead" and Mitch McConnell is "alive" is because South Carolina has a Republican Governor and Kentucky has a Democratic one.
Imagine working for a Democratic Senator because you see yourself fighting a rear-gaurd against the collapse of American liberal democracy and then your boss wakes you up on a Sunday morning saying "I'm gonna need you to come in and draft some tweets about how sad I am that Lindsey Graham died."
The heel turn you’re about to see from the right after a week of justifying the *murder* of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo to condemning people in the left for even talking about Lindsey Graham…
I think in our grief it’s important to remember that Lindsay Graham lived long enough to see the Iran War he and John McCain dreamed of for decades finally happen, and to see it utterly shit the bed.
Confederate solider was shot here Humboldt, KS
I don’t know what an American thing to do is besides read James Baldwin
I'll summarize this: Mamdani asked NYers to keep air conditioning at 78 degrees. A wave criticism hit online. A MSNBC broadcast pointed out the US Department of Energy recommends that 78 degree figure. Immediately after, the US Department of Energy deleted 6,000 web pages related to energy saving.
News: I'm starting a literary magazine called "Elementary Penguin: A Journal of Wordplay, Words, Poetry, and Puzzles". First issue lands March 2027. Whoop! Whoop! Goo goo g'joob!
Check out this great issue! Excited to be a part of it w/ my little eco poem
Ballast 4.2 is LIVE! www.ballastjournal.com/issue-42-tab... Featuring: Denver Butson Sam Calhoun @weathermansam.bsky.social vincent a cellucci Rocío Cerón translated by Dana Delibovi Seth Copeland @brushwithseth.bsky.social Emily Corwin AJ Dehan Connor Fisher Egan Garr Anne Gerard 1/2
There's a surprisingly effective Republican playbook that's hard to unsee once you see it: 1) Enshittify a government service. Add red tape, means-testing, etc. to make it slower, costlier, more annoying for participants. 2) Use its shittiness to justify gutting or privatizing the service.
Three new prose poems from an in-progress sequence, the Surface World, in the new edition of Chicago's Packingtown Review. Check out this great issue. www.packingtownreview.com/issues/25/toc.html
From the Preface to our latest edition: The Ground Beneath Us: Place, Power, and Resistance “We stand on ancestral land. We walk through stolen cities. We return to sacred places. We resist with our bodies, with our breath, with our stories.” #LitMag #Poetry aboutplacejournal.org/issues/the-g...
The Ground Beneath Us – About Place Journal
The Ground Beneath Us: Place, Power, and Resistance is a bold and unflinching issue that centers place as a living force shaped by history, marked by power, and sustained through resistance.
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It's been kind of hair pulling seeing clips of Republicans saying heinous bullshit and people replying "This will be in all the campaign ads for the democrats!" Because no it won't. The democrats don't want to win. At least, not in any way that would harm Israel or large business interests.
no American president deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
It's rad as hell that there hasn't been a deal reached, the U.S. and Iran are still lobbing missiles at each other, and that Axios and other corporate media outlets just continue shoveling this dumb, obviously untrue bullshit out there to serve the purpose of manipulating the market.
Axios: US/Iran deal reached.
why would the divine be gendered in any way we could comprehend. grow up.
The tech bros gave us crypto currency that isn’t currency, artificial intelligence that isn’t intelligence, and prediction markets that are inside-trader scams. On the other hand, they have given us gigantic data centers that employ no one and destroy communities. So there’s that.
Was such a great pleasure to edit this edition, which is full of incredible snd necessary work
Discover the latest edition of About Place Journal ➡️ The Ground Beneath Us: Place, Power, and Resistance Congratulations to Issue editors Amanda Ngoho Reavey & Seth Copeland, Assistant editors Nora Boxer & Beatrice Szymkowiak for this outstanding issue. #LitMag aboutplacejournal.org/issues/the-g...
Working on this issue as a guest editor has been a true pleasure. Thank you Amanda Ngoho Reavey for inviting me to help put The Ground Beneath us together for @about placejournal.bsky.socia l aboutplacejournal.org/issues/the-g...
The Ground Beneath Us – About Place Journal
The Ground Beneath Us: Place, Power, and Resistance is a bold and unflinching issue that centers place as a living force shaped by history, marked by power, and sustained through resistance.
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ISSUE 12 IS HERE!!!! Featuring writing, art, and audio/visual media by @carterhaugh.bsky.social, @jaespersmyth.bsky.social, and more! manyworlds.place/issue-12/